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World music CD DVD shop and Classic distribution
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ID: RES10177 (EAN: 5060262790816) | 1 CD | DDD Publi: 2016
- LABEL:
- Resonus Classics
- Collection:
- Brass Collection
- Subcollection:
- Choral
- Compositeurs:
- BAERMANN, Heinrich | CRUSELL, Bernhard Henrik | STAMITZ, Johann Wenzel Anton | TAUSCH, Franz Wilhelm
- Orchestre
- Boxwood & Brass
- Pour plus amples dtails:
Boxwood & Brass (Emily Worthington & Fiona Mitchell - clarinet, Robert Percival - bassoon, Anneke Scott & Kate Goldsmith - natural horn)
Making their Resonus Classics and recording debut is the exciting UK period wind ensemble Boxwood & Brass.
The ensemble’s debut recording charts the life and legacy of Prussian court clarinettist Franz Tausch (1762-1817), from a childhood in Mannheim to the intellectual salons of Berlin.
Tausch’s intimate salon pieces capture the dawn of Romanticism, the full flowering of which can be heard in the works of his students, Heinrich Baermann and Bernhard Henrik Crusell.
| TAUSCH, Franz Wilhelm (1762-1817) | | | XIII Pieces en Quatuor, Op. 22. | | | 1. | I. Allegro molto | 4:35 | | | 2. | II. Adagio | 4:11 | | | 3. | III. Allegro | 2:45 | | | 4. | IV. Menuetto & Trio | 3:47 | | | 5. | V. Andante moderato | 3:09 | | | 6. | VI. Rondo Allegro | 4:24 | | | STAMITZ, Johann Wenzel Anton (1717-1757) | | | Three Quartets | | | 7. | I. Adagio | 2:03 | | | 8. | II. Adagio | 2:00 | | | 9. | III. Allegro | 1:32 | | | CRUSELL, Bernhard Henrik (1775-1838) | | | 10. | Concert-Trio | 10:54 | | | 11. | 'Adagio' from Quintet Op. 23 | 4:28 | | | TAUSCH, Franz Wilhelm (1762-1817) | | | XIII Pieces en Quatuor, Op. 22. | | | 12. | VII. Adagio | 4:23 | | | 13. | VIII. Allemande | 3:27 | | | 14. | IX. Andante | 3:24 | | | 15. | X. Polonaise & Trio | 5:45 | | | 16. | XI. Andante moderato | 5:24 | | | 17. | XII. Adagio | 2:59 | | | 18. | XIII. Allegro molto | 3:32 | |
'The performances by Boxwood & Brass of this little-explored repertoire are beautifully prepared and executed, with a polished tone from both clarinettists and an authoritative and focused contribution from horns and bassoon.'
Early Music Review (5 stars)
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